as opposed to outdated documentation without screenshots, where the user has no idea that he's reading stuff from 5 years ago?
as opposed to outdated documentation without screenshots, where the user has no idea that he's reading stuff from 5 years ago?
I've been reading about accordions because I want to refresh a UI, but I read a document about the <details> element and accessibility and didn't realise it was from 2019 until I got to the end and saw the comments were all from that year.
Even with old screenshots, you can still see what your next action is supposed to be and what functions were near it. That’s invaluable for trying to find the function you need in a new UI.
I can give you a guide for how to do just about anything using screenshots of the AWS console from years ago and you probably wouldn’t have that tough of a time adapting them to the current UI.